Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-07-02
NORTH SHORE NOTES.

NORTH SHORE NOTES.
Will Egan was over from the Fort
Tuesday.
John and Will Crary were in town
\. j. Stade drove in from Grand Har-
bor Wednesday.
Treasurer Serumgard left last evening
for Cooperstown.
Mrs. Niles and two children were over
from Totten Thursday.
G. +. Anderson, the Rugby merchant,
was in town yesterday.
Frank Palmer and son were over from
the Fort Thursday evening.
Another fine rainfall Sunday evening,
doing vegetation much good.
Ed. Stacdc's family loft yesterday fora
visit with relatives in Indiana.
Fred Stolt%e was up Thursday and re-
ports tine crops about Larimore.
II. l.. I.ouclls was in town Thursday
on alliance and insurance business.
Bob Fox was down from rowner
Wednesday and returned Thursday.
George Norton. of the Merchants Ma
tional, will spend the .th in Grafton.
The postotlicc will be open on July 1
from to a. III. and from to6p. m.
Miss Mamie Flint and Mrs. Dysingcr
were oyer from Minncwauknn this week.
u. w. Ensign left for the east Wednes-
day, and will be absent three or four
weeks.
J. S. Sinclair was up from Mapes this
week and reports his wheat in fine con-
dition.
Mrs. Lockwood and her grandson,
Clyde Parker. left for Sauk Centre yes
terday.
There was a private picnic Of Devils
Lake families at Dana'S grove yesterday
afternoon.
Jos. II. Parsons left Wednesday for
the east. He has located at Birming-
ham, Ala.
There will be an excursion to 'rottcn
and Minnewaullan on the Minnie III.
tomorrow.
Mrs.W. Y. Rumney arrived Saturday
and has gone to house keeping i'll Pastor
Converse's house.
Grand Forks friends telegraph theil
congratulations over the result Of tho
court house election.
a. II. Noyes left Wednesday in re
sponsc to telegram calling him to Chi
cago on legal business.
Dune Morris was down from Mino
this week, and says the celebration ther'
will be "a sky-scraper."
Will Gurr was in town Thursday from
Dry Lake. He and his brother will Gu
$50 acres of hay this season.
Judge Bennett came down from Bot
tineau yesterday looking as fresh ant
crisp as a mountain zephyr.
Chas. Schoonmaker is building resi-
dence on west Sixth street. Alex Wal
ker is also putting up house in tha
locality.
John +. Schmit has gone TO st. Pau
| to lay in the stock of goods with which
Schmit e. Bowman expect soon to opel
business.
w. a. Schroeder brought i'll the re
turns from Newbre Thursday. He ia
vors court house and is much pleased
over the result.
The east end of Fifth street continue
to Improvement fences and freshl'
painted houses. Some new residence
are going up there we hear.
The Brooks House nine, Andy Cairns
captain, are working up quite base bal
record over the track. They play even
ings and are drawing crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. Gates and Mrs
James Stokes, of Minneapolis, came u
on Saturdays train. They spent Sunda
at Ft. Totten and returned Monday.
Frank w. Wilder will leave for th
east this morning and after few week
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which place will be his future home.
Louis Larson, Ira Vickery and Wi
ILamoreaux were up from Odessa la'
Wednesday, and seemed to be satisfie
with the result of the court house elet
ton.
The picnic at Cavanaugh's lake on tn
Fourth promises to be we'll ATTENDED
Will Buck was in town Saturday an
says the re will be plenty Of good thing
to eat.
v. B. Noble, who will soon wear mi
itary It'll. in connection with the Turf
mountain. troopers, wasin town Tuesda
and Wed nesday much interested in tt
court hou se election.
The fa1 mers alliance will picnic
Dana's or tho Fourth and promise
come up to- the celebration in the afte
noon. TIL chief features Of the progra